Bids Sought for Republic County Courthouse Construction
Bids for the Republic County courthouse project are invited with sealed proposals to be opened October 10 in the county clerk's office. The $243,000 structure designed by A. R. Mann of Hutchinson will be funded by 45 percent federal PWA money and 55 percent county warrants, with construction to begin October 14 and completion in 14 months.
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Republic County
A. R. Mann
Hutchinson
PWA
Register of Deeds
Will Rogers Laughs At a Low Mood Remedy
A lawyer advises a client to feign illness to gain his wife’s care and attention. The tale portrays a humorous cure for low spirits as wit and warm domestic help, reflecting Will Rogers humor.
Ratner Campaign Visit Slated for Scandia Saturday
Senator Payne Ratner, Republican nominee for governor, will meet voters in Scandia this Saturday afternoon at 4:00. The campaign stop is part of his statewide schedule to engage voters in the territory.
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Payne ‘Ratner
Scandia
Church Notes and Announcements At Scandia and Rydal
Sabbath School at Scandia begins 10 a m with service at 11 a m. In Rydal worship starts 9 45 a m and Sabbath School opens 10 45 a m. A hearty welcome awaits all seeking church home Bible study and Christian service training.
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Scandia
Rydal
Pastor to Conclude Portage County Ministry
Our Savior's Lutheran Norway announces Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10. Devine service this Sunday evening marks the pastor's closing of his ministry. A Sunday School Workers group meeting will be held at Scandia Lutheran church Tuesday evening September 27 with Rev. Carlson of Swedesburg as speaker. A collection will defray his expenses.
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Devine
Scandia Lutheran Church
Carlson
Swedesburg
Ada Lutheran Church Activities and Meetings
Ada Lutheran Church led by Pastor Carl G. Danielson holds Sunday worship at 11 AM after 10 AM Bible classes. Sunday School teachers and officers meet at Scandia Lutheran on Tuesday September 27 at 8 PM. Junior Mission rally next Sunday. Mrs Engwall hosts Ladies Aid at church parlors September 29. Luther League Bible study at 8 PM September 29. Anniversary gratitude extended to participants.
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Scandia Lutheran Church
Fred Engwall
Marvin Engwall
Luther League
Amana Lutheran and United Brethren Church Notices
Amana Lutheran M C Linnerson and Luther League meet at the church with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. A youth group meets at 7 p.m. Confirmation class Saturday at George Larson home. Kackby Norway Scandia Sunday Schools teachers meet Tuesday. Rev L Carlson from Clay Center to speak. outsiders welcome. Priscillas meet at Ed Olsons Wednesday. Mrs Kallman hostess. Birthday supper Thursday Sept 29. all welcome. One may pay 1 cent a year if wished. United Brethren Church pastors Bertha Fogelberg and L M Keys. Norway services 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.. Scandia services 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Baptism and church joining offered. Christian Endeavor 7:30 p.m. closing conference-year service. Pastors depart for Winfield Conference Sept 28–Oct 2. Mrs Fred Evert delegate. Mrs Rex Gardner alternate. Church community sale Saturday Sept 24 at 2 p.m. by Ladies Aid. lunch served noon to evening.
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Luther League
George Larson
Kackby
Norway
Scandia
Rev. L. Carlson
Clay Center
Ed Olson
Kallman
Christian Endeavor
Winfield
Fred Evert
Rex Gardner
Ladies Aid
Methodist Episcopal Church Service and Sunday School
The church offers Sunday School at 10 a m with graded classes for all ages and morning worship at 11 a m led by Minister Joseph E England with music by the choir. Epworth League devotional meet continues on page 2.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph E. England
Epworth League
O. Page
Swedes to Play Republic Friday on Home Field
The Scandia Swedes meet the Republic Wildcats Friday at 3:00 PM in the season opener on Scandia’s home field. Captain Berle Figgins leads ten veterans with fresh talent as the team eyes a stronger 1938 campaign.
Civil Service Commission Announces Examinations in Washington
The United States Civil Service Commission schedules open competitive exams for Senior Stenographer, Junior Stenographer, Senior Typist and Junior Typist with salaries ranging from 1,260 to 1,620 dollars. Applicants must be 18 and under security. Closing dates vary by region: October 3 for eastern states and October for western states. Information available from the Commission in Washington or city post offices.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Secretary of the
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Free Clinic For Crippled Children In Jewell County
A free diagnostic clinic for crippled children will be held September 28, 1988 in the Probate Court room of the Jewell County Courthouse in Jewell Kansas. Orthopedic surgeons Dr F E Coffey and Dr M E Pusitz will conduct examinations and provide free advice and diagnoses sponsored by the Jewell County Medical Society and the Kansas Crippled Children Commission. Further information is available from local county chairmen listed by name and town.
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Mankato
Kansas
Jewell County Medical Society
Kansas Crippled Children Commission
Jewell County Court House
F. E. Coffey
Hays
M. E. Pusitz
Topeka
Kansas Crippled Children Law
Irma Nixon
Jewell City
Bec Barger
Smith Center
C. V. Hageman
Scandia
Maude Robertson
Osborne
School Officers Elected For Year In Class Meetings
Freshman officers are Frank Larson president and Donald Anderson vice president. Other officers include Dean Johnson secretary Paul Albro treasurer and Donna Christie reporter with Lorna Mahan and Warren Nelson to Student Council. Sophomores elect Maurice Freed president Norbert Helvey vice president Betty Irene Larson secretary Irene Grilten treasurer Ted Cady Verlee Reece as Student Council. Juniors elect Alice Goodwin president Harold Larson vice president Jean Johnson treasurer La Von Bowersox secretary Valjean Jackson reporter Gene Larson Orville Nondorf as Council members. Seniors elect Victor Anderson president Virginia Paul vice president Mona Lee Hohman secretary Lucille Larson treasurer Eldred Freed Leo Johnson represent Council Eldon Larson is class reporter. Various social notices follow about visits and church programs.
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Schoo
Frank Larson
Donald Anderson
Dean Johnson
Paul Albro
Donna Christie
Lorna Mahan
Warren Nelson
Miss Hartman
Mr. Miller
Maurice Freed
Norbert Helvey
Betty Irene Larson
Irene Grilten
Ted Cady
Verlee Reece
Geneva Flesher
Miss Stark
Mr. Hardarfer
Alice Goodwin
Harold Larson
Jean Johnson
la von Bowersox
Valjean Jackson
Gene Larson
Orville Nondorf
Miss Nichol
Mr. Cummings
Victor Anderson
Virginia Paul
Mona Lee Hohman
Lucille Larson
Eldred Freed
Leo Johnson
Eldon Larson
Miss Reiber
Former Journal and Belleville Telescope employee joins Clyde Republican
Ralph Hawkins, ex The Journal and The Belleville Telescope worker, becomes linotype operator and printer at the Clyde Republican, starting work this Monday. Mrs. G. L. Rarick of Scottsville phoned Thursday after noon from Scandia to Dr. E. Porter Ahren's. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Johnson and family plus Madeline Tornquist, Donelda Aspegren, Renold and Wilbert Johnson were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson of Courtland.
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Mrs
Charles Cardwell
Mrs. Cardwell
John Wells
Belleville
Mr. Well
Ralph Hawkins
The
Journal
Clyde Republican
G. L. Rarick
Scottsville
Scandia
Scandia to Close for Three Home Football Contests
Twenty-one local businesses will close for three home games of the season. The opener against Republic is set for Friday September 23 at 2 30 p m at home. Lebanon visits on Friday October 14 and Jamestown comes Wednesday November 2. The Scandia squad aims for a strong showing in all three contests.
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Republic
Lebanon
Jamestown
Scandia
Plan to Insure S H S Athletes at Scandia High School
Scandia High School and its Board of Education plan to insure all athletes with Kansas State High School Activities Association coverage. Football players pay $1.00 and other sports 50 cents. benefits include medical and dental aid from chipped tooth to eye loss. Minimum squad sizes apply for eligibility. parents receive permit cards to sign for injury claims.
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Scandia High School
Board of Education
Kansas State High School Activities Association
The
Association For the Services
Nywall Promoted to Neligh High Principal
Dean Nywall, son of Nortonville Kansas residents, promoted to Neligh High School principal after the prior principal left to head a junior college. Nywall taught biology and served as assistant coach for one year, joining 17 teachers in the Neligh system. Nearby Cooper family members visited Salina and Neligh during the week, with several accompanying relatives.
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Dean Nywall
D. A. Nywall
Nortonville
Kansas
Scandia
Neligh, Nebr
Monett
Nywall
Neligh
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Trella Reiber
Evelyn Neander
Nola Stark
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Will Rogers
American Note Features; Inc
Ratner
Our Savior’s Lutheran Norway
T. O. Torgeson
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Astor
Bertha Fogelberg
L. M. Keys
Geerore
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Lorraine Lindecrantz
Lavon Bowersox
Dwaine Robison
Lyle Marshall
Marnard Johnson
Dick English
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Warren Gritten
Bill Jensen
Harold Johnson
Edward
Glasco
Clifton
Evar Griffith
Griffith
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
A. M. Bellis
Ed Robison
Dwaine
Natoma
George Haser
May White
Luella Eckler
Lenora Isaacson
Mildred Johnson
Kansas City
Miss Johnson
Leora Loring
Norma Aspegren
Georgine Johnson
Mavis Freed
Chester Johnson
Wallace Freed
Jimmie Larsen
Loren
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Elwyn’ Isaacson
FBI
Will Street
Ralph Rasmussen
R. A. Rasmussen
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Larry
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Harry Elliott
Mr. Elliott
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E. A. Carlgren
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William Fred White
Merion Cricket Club
Haverford
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